Lebanon lies along the Salmon Falls River on Maine’s border with New Hampshire, a position that has long connected this rural York County town with communities on the opposite bank. The river belongs to the Piscataqua watershed, while local roads cross a predominantly wooded and agricultural interior rather than a dense urban centre. Incorporated in 1767, Lebanon retains the older settlement pattern of southern Maine, with scattered hamlets, working land and quiet country routes. Its location also puts the Atlantic Seacoast region within reach while preserving a distinctly inland character. Discover further points of interest through webcams located across Lebanon and southern Maine.
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